Tauvik Muhamad TM

Globalization, Inequality and Poverty Reduction

Indonesia began liberalizing its financial sector in 1983, by liberalizing interest rates and opening capital account. This provided domestic financial companies access to private funds abroad.

April 30th 2004, The ILO Newsletter
HIV/AIDS and child traficking for prostitution

Today, it is expected that around 30 percent out of the estimated 650,000 Indonesian sex workers are children under 18 years old. Five percent of these are children under the age of 15.

July 23rd 2003, Koran TEMPO
Business versus HIV/AIDS

HIV/AIDS is no longer an issue of health. It has become a social and economic issue, with business as the one most affected.

July 2nd 2003, Koran TEMPO

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Tauvik Muhamad TM

Globalization, Inequality and Poverty Reduction

HIV/AIDS and child traficking for prostitution

Business versus HIV/AIDS